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Africa’s Secret Weapon for the New World Economic Order – Part 2
The Global Paradox Recently, U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen accused China of “predatory economics” and “debt-trap diplomacy” during her Africa tour, citing…
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Africa’s Secret Weapon for the New World Economic Order – Part 1
In the wake of the shifting global economic landscape, the concept of a “new world economic order” has begun to take shape…
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Transforming Liberia Begins in Nimba County: A Call for Sovereign Rebirth
By: Rev. Torli H. Krua, contributing writer Liberia stands at a pivotal crossroads. For over two centuries, the nation has been held…
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The Imperative of Peaceful Dissent in Liberia: A Call for Unity and Lawfulness
Liberia’s contemporary landscape, a nation emerging from the shadows of a tumultuous past, offers myriad perspectives regarding the government’s policies and performance.
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Make America Great Again
The recently re-elected President of the United States of America (USA commonly called America) Donald Trump coined the expression Make America Great…
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Liberia: Bracing for Uncharted Territory
The Supreme Court, having heard oral arguments regarding the Bill of Information filed by Cllr. Koffa’s lawyer, decided to reserve ruling on…
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Liberia: Will the Supreme Court of Liberia’s Decision Be Respected by All Parties in the Current House of Representatives Impasse?
The crisis within Liberia’s House of Representatives highlights a troubling struggle over power, governance, and constitutional integrity.
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The Importance of Educating Females for Social and Economic Emancipation in Postwar Liberia
The impact of education on women’s social and economic emancipation cannot be overemphasized, particularly in postwar Liberia.
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Reimagining Governance in Liberia: The Case for Mandatory Anti-Corruption Clinics:
The pervasive entanglement of corruption in governance is a phenomenon that cripples nations and stunts development, leaving behind a legacy of distrust…
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The Supreme Court of Liberia, Our No-Go Zone Until
An Igbo-Nigerian Roman Catholic missionary to Pleebo, Maryland County, (1978 to 1980), Rev. Father Edwin Ngorkor used to say: “When clothes are…